Synonyms for of age
of age

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1. aged(a), of age(p)adjective

   having attained a specific age; (`aged' is pronounced as one syllable)

   "aged ten"; "ten years of age"

   Antonyms:
   young, immature

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1. Dan Stein:

   Even in an age in which trillion dollar spending packages and are considered modest, the additional $20.4 billion the Biden Border Crisis has heaped onto the backs of American taxpayers is still staggering, $20.4 billion could address some very important needs of the American public, instead of covering the costs of the surge of illegal migration triggered by this administration’s policies.

2. Jamie Grifo:

   If you look at fertility curves, there's about a 50% decline in the ability for a woman to get pregnant from age 30 to 40 and every two years [after 40] it is cut in half, then pretty much by the age of 44 anyone who is achieving pregnancy is using an egg donor and not talking about it. Very few women over the age of 44 get pregnant with their own eggs.

3. Tamara Simmons:

   I decided at age 10 that I wanted to learn how to play the piano, but I knew that it was going to take a little bit more work for me to learn, i knew most people had 10 fingers. I knew I had four, but I was pretty sure I could make it work.

4. Ann Cavera:

   I have a theory. There is no such thing as age. Life is a gift that is given and can be taken at any moment, regardless of chronological age, so, in my view, everyone on the planet is the same age. We are all ‘this day old,’ because this day is the only thing I have.

5. Gore Vidal:

   It is the spirit of the age to believe that any fact, no matter how suspect, is superior to any imaginative exercise, no matter how true.